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Async's 2015 International Show n' Tell

Thursday 5th November, 2015

Full info on the Async website
Sign up to attend on the event's Lanyrd page.

Speakers gist

Would you like to speak on the night? You'll have five minutes to tell us about something: a project, a library, a technique, a story, or anything else about JavaScript, related tech (HTML, CSS, SVG, etc), or the wider world of web.

Please leave a comment below (you can use Markdown if you want) and include:

Your name
Your main website, if you have one
Twitter username, if you have one
A sentence or two about your talk
Any relevant links

yanneves commented Nov 3, 2015

name: Yann Eves
website: yannev.es
twitter: @yanneves_

A lightning (precursor?) talk on static site generation in Node using Metalsmith & Gulp (Gulpsmith). Will very briefly glance over the full end-to-end stack involving Codeship CI (alternatives available) deploying to AWS & Cloudflare. With a few tweaks, this stack can make the fastest blog in the world. No slides, just an IDE and some browser tabs.

almost commented Nov 4, 2015

Tom Parslow
Almostobsolete.net
Twitter: @AlmostObsolete

Async await syntax in JavaScript. On my phone so no more details for now :)

primozcigler commented Nov 4, 2015

name: Primoz Cigler
website: proteusthemes.com
twitter: @primozcigler

There's a [insert your noun].js for that.

I was asked by a friend to create a speech recognition program for checking the recited Pi number. I want to share a story how I ended up finding the most elegant solution right under my nose - in the browser.

mroderick commented Nov 5, 2015

name: Morgan Roderick
website: http://roderick.dk
twitter: @mrgnrdrck

I'll share some recent learnings that made me work faster with eslint, npm, etc.

benji6 commented Nov 5, 2015

Name: Ben Hall
GitHub: https://github.com/benji6
Twitter: @benji6_

Happy to speak a bit about Web Audio, in particular my two main side projects:

virtual-audio-graph - a library for declaratively manipulating the Web Audio API, heavily inspired by virtual-dom and React
elemental - web app in development for making music in the browser

Rosa-Fox commented Nov 5, 2015

Hi,

Rosa Fox - www.rosa-fox.com
Potentially a quick Slackbots presentation... though they are made using Ruby so not sure!

rishson commented Nov 5, 2015

Andy Richardson

Website: Sidekick

Twitter @iamthepeanut

I'd like to give a quick 5 min demo of the latest incarnation of our code quality tool for developers.

premasagar commented Nov 5, 2015

Prem Rose
premasagar.com, @premasagar

On creating a stable API from a smörgåsbord of disparate websites, in search of data on voting in Parliament. The sites are scraped with Noodle, glued together and served as a HAL JSON API with Hapi and Halacious. Queries pass through a waterfall of asynchronous functions, using ES2016 async/await and other techniques.

benfoxall commented Nov 5, 2015

Ben Foxall
benjaminbenben.com @benjaminbenben

I'm going to talk about something I made most of on the way here: http://benjaminbenben.com/gif-stack/ - https://github.com/benfoxall/gif-stack

I'm sorry if the live coding doesn't work.